At Cambra Clinic we have acquired a 3D sensor for milling a digitally defined surface that enables the practitioner to produce a ceramic dental restoration.

The dentist uses a 3D camera to take an accurate picture of the damaged tooth, which is uploaded to the CEREC computer. The dentist then uses CAD-CAM technology to design the restoration.

When the design phase is complete, the information is sent wirelessly, to the milling unit which mills the restoration from a solid block of material.

Teeth can be restored in a single sitting with the patient, rather than the multiple sittings required with earlier techniques.

Dr. Jordi Cambra and Dr. Víctor Cambra, specialists in the treatment of dental health and dental aesthetics. Responsible for the treatments given at Cambra Clinic and for the review of the contents of this website (Revised or updated on 16/8/2022)